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FOR RENT--HOUSES

Euk RENT -THREE-sToRY AND CELLAR
=. HTick Dwelling 9 rooms and bath; all modern
Neiletits: $50 81 price $40. also. three
story and basement Brick Dwelling: = rooms and
uatn' all modern improvements. ll3s 9TH ST. n
Irr6ee, $40 per month. TYLER X RUTHERFORD,
1loo ST NV. Aulb-lw'
kS'oh kENt-0 nth ST. n W, 8 ROOMS, MOD
\ improvements Just north of corner of II. most
aul5-}i'
Etpk RENT-BRICK HOUSE. = ROOMS. MOD.
and l. ST. IL
EoR RENT-SMAII. HOUSES NOT FAR FROM
"A stsloi 4. > and rooms, 81. SO and Sln pcr
month Box No. L. Bennings, II. Z. aul5-:H'
ESok RENT-lSo1 lsTH ST. N.w..,...........s75
- i3ll l4th ST. n.w............... .......... 81
isp2 Sd so
=
l~u' y is
Above are ia elegant repair keys ANA further a.
formation at A HFITNIrIIFR 4 co.'s
aul1-lw' l.llR lAih 4. "
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The charge OF incendIarism In the case of the
burnt railway trestle near ChatswOrth seems to
be generally dfscredlted- Expert opinion now
points TO carelessness the part Of section hands
who went away from the neighborhood OF the
trestle leaving the dry grass and leaves On fire
within few rods distance OF the wood work,
trusting TO the wind TO carry the flames In the OPP
posite direction The shifting of the wind at a
later hour was attended with the result already
known. The most remarkable development thus
far Is the discovery that the people Of Chatsworth
could see the fire, and yet nobody connected with
the railroad was sufficiently Interested to so TO
the spot and learn what the matter was. All this
OF course, fixes measure OF responsibility on
number OF individuals but it does not release the
corporation from blame. At season when every
thing was so hot and dry that it appeared neces-
sary TO send out squads OF SectIon-handS to burn
the grass on either side OF the track it have
been evident TO the managers OF the road that the
wooden treStleS ought TO be Especially watched,
and yet, either because not enough men were sup
piled for the work or because those who were de-
tailed were not men OF the right quality stupid
blunder was committed which cost the lives Of a
hundred and more passengers And back OF this,
STILL lies the greed OF corporation which, with so
much dependent on its assurance OF safe conduct,
would save few dollars by using wooden instead
OF iron trestles, and permitting them to remain
when threatened by intense heat and prairie fires.
The curious story about the relations between
Private Secretary Lamont and his old friend Daniel
Manning, reprinted in part in another column. is
denied without qualification by Col. Lamont Inits
personal phases the subject does not give the pub
lie much concern; but 1t does touch their interests
at one point, where the control OF the New York
delegation TO the democratic national convention
or next year Is called in question. On the way
that goes great deal depends. The shaping OF
our national history Tor some years may rest In
the hands OF the delegates from President Cleve-
lands own state. And this does not mean that
The great Issue VIII be settled when he is chosen
or rejected; but the acr1mony engendered by car
rying the war OF factions any further in New
York may lose that state 10 any democratic candi-
date whatever. 1t used 10 be proverb tnat the
more bitterly democrats quarreled among them
Selves before election day, the more sondly they
voted al the polls. But that saying lost point In
The experience OF 1854, when diSarection cut down
The majority in New York Of TWO years before by
more than ninety nine one-hundredths.
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Those pho iedre tie city during The summer can
hare The Star mailed TO them for any length Of
fin1e and the address changed as often desired.
tE Mail subscriptions must Be Invariably paid in
advance at the rate Of 80 cents per month for the
term desired
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FOR RENT-STORES.

NOR RENT-31O4M ST. GEORGETOWN. HAND
IL some Store with plate glass front, cellar. &c /;
good business stand; $50 per month; key 1872 st.
W.
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The PALAIs ROYAL forgot to mention In advertise
ment below that FRENCH PERCALE SHIRTS e
Collars and pair Cuffs) reduced from osc to s9c
New and pretty designs of stripes figures, &c. Please
call soon for the 9sc FLANNEL TOURIST SHIRTS
We are running short
GENTLEMEN.
GENTLEMEN.
GENTLEMEN.
GENTLEMEN
GENTLEMEN.
Will you believe our statement that we Offering
SUMMER GOODS AT SACRIFICE
Is SEEING BELIEvING7
+ t.. g 8 5 g :: ) s. s. s.
Look in the window the corner of 18th street and
Pennsylvania avenue. You'll notice the finest display
of TOURISTS FLANNEL SHIRTS in this city.
Fancy Pattern American Flannel Shirts, Csc
Plated Front American Flannel Shirts. Csc.
500 English Flannel Shirts reduced to 81.
sl35 Atwood Shirts reduced to a1.19.
ticket reads: Fit Guaranteed" We might have
added, Your Taste Suited" for have fifty pat
terms and colors in all shades. And they're cheap
Cheap and good. The cheapest in this city.
E. e. r E! .ss
The giant show-window ON Pennsylvania avenue
contains numerous samples of the following:
ENGLISH SILK sCARFs FoRs1.
These were our A and CSC. Scarfs.
POLKA-DOT SATIN wINDSORS, soc.
Same as you've been paying SOC. for.
LARGE PURE LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs, 22c.
Our price Csc. but they're worth Csc.
WARRANTED PURE LINEN HANDKERC'H'S 12Hc.
Full size, fancy borders. They'll surprise you.
PURE CHINA SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, 4Sc.
Light but durable, stylish and comfortable
FANCY DESIGNS ENGLISH SOCKS, 23c.
Where can you get as good for 25cg
FANCY PURE Isle THREAD SOCKS. Csc.
Originally Toe, and good value for &c.
BLACK ENGLISH SILK SOCKS 75c.
The old price (9Sc) was q bargain price.
STRIPED ENGLISH BAL UNDERWEAR, Csc.
You paid 81 CARRIER In the season. Fast colors.
FENTILATING, ALSO BAL UNDERWEAR, 29c.
Sold thousands of pieces at 30 and 4sc
EXTRAFINE BAL UNDERWEAR, 75c.
Finest French goods. Look like silk. Were CSC.
The CHAMPION" DRESS SHIRTS, G9c.
Pleated fronts Of fine linen All sizes.
PALAIS ROYAL SURPRISE DRESS SHIRTS SOC.
Asurprise because you'll expect to see trash.
4-PLY LINEN CUFFS, zoe PAIR.
Compare with those you've paid csc. for.
FANCY EMBROIDERED NIGHT SHIRTS. CSC.
Our I3c. Night Shirts. specially for years.
GENUINE FRENCH GUYOT sUSPENDERS, &c.
They're light but very durable. Note the price.
IN THE SHOWCASES YOU'LL SEE
SOLID LEATHER TRAVELLING sATCHELs. $3.50.
They'll hold shirts, collars. &c
LEATHER TOURISTS" FOR TRAVELLERS, Csc.
Waterproof cases with compartments for toilet
articles
DOUBLE STRAPS WITH HANDLES, 25c.
We've noticed them elsewhere marked Soc
SOAPS. COMBS, BRUSHES. PERFUMES.
case full of samples under show-window.
FINE ENGLISH SILK UMBRELLAS
Carved Ivory Handles, reduced from $40 to $79S.
Heavy Solid Silver Crook Handles, 81 90.
Boxwood Handles and Silver Band, $4.9S.
Genuine GLORIA" Umbrellas. 81. So Warranted two
years.
eg Gentlemen's Dept, close to door of No. lilo
Pennsylvania avenue.
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Messrs. EINSTEIN, HIRST & CO., of New York,
importers Of Laces and Elubroideres, had the
steamer La Champagne $4,000 worth of Embroide-
ries. The steamer met with an accident off the coast
OF France. and the goods damaged. Their buyer
went to Europe and bought the Embroderes from the
Insurance Companies. into whose hands they passed
after the accident, the goods being insured.
The Embroiderles were brought to this country, and
we being one of the largest customers of Einstein
Hirst Co., they telegraphed our buyer TO come on
Immediately ii We wanted first pick Our buyer Of
fered them
10c. ON THE DOLLAR
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NOR SALE-LOT ON l3+, BETWEEN c AND p
Il SITS sO1U0 feet. very cheap per loot
j. L. CULLI>ANE.
aul3-3t 43U 9Th si s.w
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Tor the ENTIRE LOT, and it was accepted, buying
sfs 300 SS0' 60 &C. CSC 600
IS g. g., s ;: SIS g g 8 $,s 8 8 $,c 8
WORTH OF EMBRo1DER1Es FOR
sss s.. eco $500 600
sss ST.: :. Sos g &C.,, g g %,y 8
WE ARE GOING TO SELL THEM IN THE SAME
PROPORTION.
Lot 1.Contains about 1000 pieces of FINE EN-
BkOiDEhIEs. every shade, combination, and width
TO BE SOLD AT
Bk0IDERIEs, all cOlors and styles, worth from 1Oc.
TO BE SOLD AT
&C. A YARD.
cI" Lot ah9Ht Of fine White and
Zoe. A YARD
Il, Lot 4.Contains lot of Embroideries MUCH FINER
TO 5BeE !, s9 9tRb
RIES CAMBEic ana SWISS % s to as inches VIDE,
TO BE SOLD AT
2oc. YARD.
Lot 6-Contains about $50 pieces of FINE CAM
BRIO and SWISS EMBROIDERIES, 90 to Al inches
Wide, worth &c. to 2 | - Il yard,
10 BE SOLD AT
Soc. YARD.
Lot Contains about 900 pieces Of 45-inch SWISS
flOUNClNGS, none worth less than i so yard
some worth more, ''
TO BE SOLD AT
5Oc. A YARD.
Lot S-Contans about 200 pieces of 45-inch SWISS
FLOUNClNGS, very slightly soilei hardly noticeaS
bie, none worth less than &, a yard
TO BE SOLD AT
81 a YARD
we have few cases more to be opened which will
be placed on sale Monday Morning at O'CLOCK "
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EOR RENT

'0" ''rNi-
619 Mass. eve. me-. Tor. AIS Spruce st, Or S27 80
stable. sf0 4 NJ 81. ne, %
30 St. H. e. 40 School St. Mt Pleasant \
III 9th St NV, Tor. 40 22ll lith St. Or - ID
20 A ST. ne. Or. - sos lIth St
I'll boundary St. Sr 80 400 3D. st Gr. 1870
iO9th stne, r,sable2, 131 9th ST. Sc, Or. l5.30
ll2l 10Th st: nw.or % 2o Fentun Place, Ir 0.3O
G0.) 2:1d St, or........ ID y Ding Place. Ir y
1914 Riggs St, 6r......-l3
The above is only partial list of houses for rent
Call and get bulletin. CHAS. L. BANES,
1887 1OO3 ST N W
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ATTORNEYS.

4 law Barbour Law Building, 40 LOuisiana
avenue. Washington. u @ Residence. LIS II ct
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1HOR sALE-TwO LOTS ON u. BETWEEN l34
II and 18th SITS. s.w, each ~ front Very cheap
Easy terms. JNO. L. CT lIINANE
aul:I-:it 1876 III st sw
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FOR RENT-OFFTCES.

EOR RENT-THE ENTIRE THIRD FLOOR OF
IL No. 1919 st adjoining Sun Building; If taken be-
fore Sept. lst be leased at go month Especi
ally adapted for pension claim agent artists
studio: has both north aud south exposure. Apply,
W. RILEY DEEBLE, basement aul31m
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ISOR RENT


4 422 l til St sw. 3la Ri ct N o. 6r
Or. water and gas SIG 80 water and gas ala ~
80 14th ST sw.. Or. S13s 9TH 1t : w DIR
water and gas go. 10 so water and gas Ia 40
ooo y ST. 3. W, 6r, 342 ST. sw. .,6r, w II 20
Mater ..1430 lQ9 ~ ST. sw. .or.w - 70
Id. 4 4 St sw- Or. 1873 Va ave. Sc. 5r, 4 q
water and gas ...... 1850 4 y and % SITS. ;. w.
81, VI ST s.w., or..w....l2 store and dwelling 49,. 3 ,
81 NJ st sw., 4r........... q A y and X sts sw
Cor eth aid SITS. Sc, store aid dwelling 20
store ana dwelling. IS $40 SITS. s.w, l0r W Z,
I'LL Del ay s.w Ar - 80
au13-3t' C. III. PARKER, cor 4 y and sts sw
ItoR RENT OR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE
Il az the Highlands lust CoplpIeted: 4 rooms watsr
ana gas Rent, SIS. CHAS. l.. BANES,
aul3-ot lOO3 L At
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-LOTS SUITABLE FOR MALL
w Houses. State location, price, and SIZE Address
LOTS, Star Office au13-3t
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WoopwARp & IIoruRop

w ooDwARD Il LoTHRop
close Saturdays; during July and August, at
casion to thank their customers who have 50
shenshtuy and kindly made their purchases
the labors of our employees less tiresome during
the hot months.
Domestics and Housefurnishing Goods, these
departments having been moved to our light
erly display our elegant stock. We call special
attention to-day to the following great values
1000 boz GERMAN AND IRISH HUCK AND
D d TOWELS; .,o,.
est variety. best Styles 1 greatest value we have
100 sT D52 2 fS5M Is b 59lsIxs TOWELS,
Medallion center. handsome colored borders;
$50 BOZ Irish poUgLE HucABuc TOWELS,
Extra and soft, wash bleach, extra heavy, all
800 r boz ara ssa Sgs fSFdafs
An white and narrow red and blue borders,
SO f bo st tFasff f'1s DAnAsk
Knotted fringe, red and blue combination Dor
70 f 6Gz sfEi iaShfs nucK TOWELS
Knotted fringe, all white and red border; size,
so5 boz EXTRA DOUBLE HUCKABUC TOWELS.
Plain and knotted fringes. all white and red and
70 BIZ bo '21ffs dERaas se HECK TOWELS
20 B1 D fERfs Tae taHfy border size @o4o
Heavy weight all white. nice quality; 2Ox4O
100 Doz. FANCY TURKISH TOWELS.
Knotted fringes, suitable for tides, coverings,
tn fssTS fHF Is Teft sssR
SO res. 64oiScH HALF; BLEAcHED DAMAsKs,
SOC. PER YARD.
ffpsap My e the 5sst value in Household Table
zoo poz sI HIIIiSHN FULL sELvEDaE NAP.
'sec0 %oo 1SSyV1x9 7 El fyfHk5p.
Corner tn and ats
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TIME CELLULOID TRUSS
Il That never breaks, wears out. slvays clean
aL0 Csn bc worn while bathing
lsfog salca CHAS. FISHERS
=. - 6.3 1th street northwest
Mrs FISHER devotes hex attention. " tils wants u
LA0y I.IEvas MI
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GEsr1rxrS:
The PALAIS ROYAL forgot to mention In advertise.
Collars and pair Cuffs are reduced from 9Sc to SOC.
New and pretty designs of stripes figures, &C. Please
call soon for the 9sc FLANNEL TOURIST SHIRTS.
We are running short
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EOR RENT

Cor LIST Bse lar. $50 1ll5 corcoran St. Or. 40
I'D llth ST II W., Tor 40 S0s 9th St se IL
.Ui Il; ave, r.. 1880 1420 Boundary. Or ..e.
~ Wilson ST. NV, 6r..ll 1916 boundary. Or 10
1873 10TH ST. NV, Or. 40 1886 NV, 30
W. c. DUVALIA 92o st NV.
aul3-ot (Successor TO Duvall x MarrD
ErOR RENT-A NICE BAY-wINDOW HOUSE,
4 press brick front 494 ST. s.w. rooms all mod.
1Inps, 5000 per month. {. Ii. PARKER. 4i4 ~
ST Aw. aul3 3t.
ESOR RENT = 14-RoOM. NEW, THREE-STORY
IL and basement House, with all modern improve
nents, ~ u St n-T opposite the Pension Office:
rent SO per month 1886 18th ST. NV. rooms $40
per month. Houses open tor inspection Apply TO
owner, r. GOLDSCHMID, Room L, 1925 L ST. II.
au13-3m
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II T. WALKERS SONS, 2OA 10TH Sc NV
81 Parchment Paper, Mortar Color ChsrcOal Lime.
Portland aud r. Top Clements. &c.
Telephone 616-12, 1e23
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Observation-Disclosures

NOR RENT-A GOOD STABLE AND CARRIAGE
L house. Apply 22o ID Of. NV. Also. two desirable
cellar rooms. Apply 225 ID ST. NV. au15lws
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T,OR SALE-LOT ON f ST. ; w, NEAR DELA,
IL ware ave, lOxSU. Cheap. Terms easy.
JNO. 4. CUlIlNANE
aul3-. I.SD 9TH st q
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GoLDEN HAIR WASH. Go1DEN hair WASH.
For bleaching hair the very fashionable golden hue
now in vogue.
Every lady may bleach her own hair without any
70 what air-dressers charge you.
Sold In any quantity to suit customer.
ARTHUR NATTANS. Pharmacist,
au11 1913 14th ST. cor. Of l. and I'd and d St. NV.
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SPECIALTIES.

DILES! PILESi! PILES!!I
NO ONE NEED SUFFER-
The worst of blind bleeding, internal or ex-
ternal Piles matter OF how long standing speedily
cured Treatment almost painless: no loss Of time
from business and positively fails to cure Album
dance references from who have been cured
CONTINUATION free. II. ID. SHRADER, NJ. d.,
au13-6ts Office 1905 9th ct. NV.
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II
20i3 Massavnw w. Tor. loo liz 4th St ne, Or. 25 AZ
ia St ne. 1lr; PA Mass av NV % 80
IiS5 st NV. ior Is 1925 sth st NV 7r5! 10
1iU6 r ST., 13r. 40 4 q st n Or
1916 psf. NV, Iir..... 65 4O4 Boundary n.w7r -
l3l Md ne, 11r. go 20oo l3 st. NV, 7r :2 80
1918 ST. NV. Tor 90 lIl Pierce Place, 6r.5 50
rs Indiana ave, 1:2r 90 l:5l624 @st.s.w 6r22-5 30
1O16 18th st. Tor. % 60b-6lY Or. 200
III L. Cap. st. 12r 80 1919 n Cap ST., tr. 20 30
14l0 st. NV, Or 30 55 OBS ST. Or. 70 o
lt 18th st. n ", 30 Oh ST. n.e 6r.... 1890
1905 q st. NV, lOr. 30 $50 ST se Or. 81
2lU2 st NV. % 81 u st Il.
1.49 9th st.n 40 AZ 20. Cleveland st.5r l6 30
AZ St NV, IT.. .3.-30 o12 10Th st. l6
1913 St NV. - Ala N.Jave. n.w.5r 80
1901 2 wallach Pl. 7r.s5 ~ st NV. 6r......I5
20 NV, llr... 80 80 1913 40 Mclean, Or g. 30
1923 L. Cap st., 1r Si2 43 ST. Il. G., 80
1880 l4th st. 1r. S lS45 Sth ST. NV, 5r IL 30
Arthur Pre- n w. 7r.27.50 81 18th ST. Sc Dr. 10
au13 u. II. WARNER & CO.. 916 f st. NV
Tor RENT-TEN. ROOM. THREE STORY AND
SITS. wide and deep lot; all modern nnprov enents aud
in perfect order: tho highest POINT in the city, very
healthy and good nelgLoorhood: 800.
au13-3tt c. II. KNIGHT, COZ 9TH st. n. W.
NOR RENT : 1902 81 ST. N W. SIX ROOMS
II bath and ceRsr: modern improvements: nice park
ing i'll front. Apply BOZ st. NV. aul3-3t.
NOR PENTHOUSE 4J6 MAINE AVE S W. SIN
II rooms and bath, mod. lElps. Apply 62i ST NV,
Room 81. aul3-2ts
NOR RENT-A TEN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE. IN
II the nor western section of the city, between her.
LIST September HILL JOHNSTON, 73s 10Th st.
IL aul3-tit
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WANTED--ROOMS.
WANTED-HOUSES

"ANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE IN THE
w country Apply Immediately at 1918 Vermont av,
between and SITS. NV. au15-3ts
WANTED-TO PURCHASE HOUSE OF ABOUT
w twelve rooms, situated between 14th and 18th,
81 and SITS. must be cheap: state lowest terms.
w. q. o., Star office. aul3-3ts
WANTED-ON 18TH OF SEPTEMBER FOR TWO
w years, 14room house. at $1,000 per annum,
north of st. and west of 18th st. location Ad
dress r. II. E., Star Office. aulO-6ts
WANTED-DIRECT FROM OWNERS HOUSES
w and Lots for cash purchasers. Any property
pense. Rents collected. Estates managed Insurance
effected HOLLAND l. THOMPSON,
je13 1913 + St. Adjoining Sun Building
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DRINTING AT COST. - TO THOSE NEEDING
i LARGE QUANTITIES OF PRINTING.-We are
have large stock Of Rapsrs that worked up a.
prices based the wholesale cost OF paper and the
actual cost Of PRINTING our object being get the
circular paper that VIII make LOCO 900 circulars ex
s. 500 600 9x12 It will pay pension, patent claim
in big order st ABOUT 32s fer the ex9 cir
for 100000 cards. will be printed up ct from 81 to
81 SO per 600 according to size and quantity. Bill
same proportion. ANDERSON MOORE, 1910 and
1OlS Pa. ave. NV. au13.1w
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NOR SALE
II Frame, 10TH near NJ NV: lot 25 feet s inches by
30 feet: rooms 4.050.
Frame 9th near NV. lot 81 by 80 feet. rooms;
$1,000.
$4,000. JAMES W. TYLER.
jyl5 900 / st. a. tSecond Floorl
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NOR SALE-ON WASHINGTON HEIGHTS BAR
II 100 and 100 leet deep, with broad fronts
CONNECTICUT extended must DE sold. b and ace
per loot VIII secure them &c. lier loot
pended in filling VIII make these lots desirable
than those that have sold 20 and &c. and nUw
holding at q .. and I 100.
anl3-:lt CUTTER x MIMER II"3 st.
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INOR RENT
II I'll 9TH ST. NV, store 2022 ST. W., Or. SO
and dwelling .......- l521 stn.w.. 1r.......5 SO
Sl3 VT. NV, 2Or 200 150l st. l0r.. 80
1925 Mass. ave, 1}r. lbs 1929 ST., 30
1913 ST. NV, Tor. 125 1oth& r. ave. NV, llr-
1918 st 14r... 100 HOS Est. Il W., lor...-
1906 n. H. 90 l52 Il th ST. n.w 7r.. a D
10U99 9th st. 14r- 100 LAG 18th NV. 7r 40
1919 Conn ave. Or. 100 Stoughton n sra Is
Mass l6r. 100 4 l3 Sd St NV, 6r
Magnolia AVE-, Ar. SO 80 1903 9th st NV, 9r 30
4 q 9Th st n. W. 16r LIB Ill ID ST NV. 40
l. % st Tor. BIB 1221 Conn NV lSr3OO
1871 De Sales st.. 11r-. SO l0l1 CT. 1or.. 200
1413G St, upper part. lib L ST. NV, Tr 27 50
1929 G ST. Or. l4.og n W.. Or %
1o66 \. H. NV. Or. .I5lSl2 Y. J. n W.. "A :
HOS St NV, l1r 1905 10Th stn.w. 30
1909 NJ ST NV Or 6o6 1902 Corcoran ST., Or. 20
1lO1 Mass NV. ,9r. .60i214-:S4 LIST sw Or 3
:l:l6 n j. lor.. go .,..t LIST sw. ID
1888 IL. L. NV. Tor. 6Ui.:}0 LIST st. Or )
so, 21st st. l4r.. 90 GA Sd st NV.
2i20 Craven Terraces r50 l.i}S 18th w. Tor Si 81,
249S Craven Terrace. 81. 30 l.02l . st NV llr 80
The above houses can be examined 10y permit from
Gun office only. THOMAS j. FISHER & CO.
aul3 1924 ST. NV.
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V.NUh
Il L, >, > Gordon ave, bet L and q, I'd and "a
SITS ne, 4 rooms, per month. ....-........ 50 ~
Siekeand ave. rooms gas and water ...-.... 4uo
l.;til ST. rooms. all mod inps........... IL 30
ooS l2th - all mod 20 81
ls31 Naach Place, ali mod imp OF
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KICKED DOWN A STAIRWAY.
The Strange Story Told by Badly Injured
Woman Found by the Police.

Yesterday morning. at o'clock. Merchant Po-
liceman John Webb was his beat, the
corner of Pennsylvania and South streets. when
he heard the means of a woman evidently in
great distress. It was some time before he
could locate from where they came, but he
finally traced them to dark, narrow stairway
leading up to the Vetter House, at the corner of
Pennsylvania and South streets. Lighting his
lantern, he found neatly -dressed woman lying
with her head at the foot of the stairway and
her feet up few steps. She was bleeding from
several bruises and eashes in the face. With
the help OF a railroad employe, who happened TO
be passing, he carried her to the Union
Depot. where her injuries given
attention. She said her Bar
tholomew. and that she resided
College avenue. She said that she left home
early in the evening to visit sick friend. at the
corner of Noble and Georgia streets. and that
she had no recollection of leaving that house.
The only other information she could furnish
was that she had been robbed aud kicked down
the stairway. Across her breast was a cash
evidently with q knife, and she bore other
marks that indicated that she had been very
roughly used
After her wounds had been dressed gentle
man who professed to know the woman came
int the depot, and he was allowed to take her
home. AS there Is no person by the name of
Bartholomew residing at the number the woman
gave, who she is is mystery. The officers say
she probably thirty five years of age.